The famous Reading

 Crusader. This version is one of the "toughest" to find HO models, ever. Produced for a very short time in the late 1940's by Penn Line. Production ended due to the complexity of its fabrication and the company owners wanting to concentrate on the locomotives of the PRR.  

This is one of the last

This is one of the last photos taken on my layout before it was removed from the house. The layout is presently in a dumpster temporarily parked in the driveway as the entire lower level of our home is being remodeled. The model is a stock Trix/Marklin USRA Mikado that I weathered several years ago. It is one of fewer than ten locomotives I have kept for use on the new layout I will be building.

Not rare and not tea kettle.

Great photos from both of you guys!!

Just an old work horse SW working for a new owner on a shortline near Klamath Falls Oregon. 
 

Nice start this week.

Even though it was nice today winter will be here soon. 
 

Nice looking GM&O geep and

Nice looking GM&O geep and consist!

The GMO by Steve'

Steve, difficult to fathom these are HO models'... Absolutely superior weathering, modeling and photography'..

Thanks guys

The rolling stock is for a regular customer.  The GP38 is one my oldest son has in his collection.  When I got the IC stuff to weather I figured the GM&O power would be fitting for some photos. Glad you enjoyed them I appreciate the good word. I took the shots later in the day than I wanted so the sun didn’t cooperate like I hoped but I liked these.   Thanks again, Steve 

Inspirational photos

Every week there are motivating shots that show an average modeler like me what can be done.

Always an interesting PRR shot. Kind of sad story from James Six. Makes me wish he lived near me so I could dumpster dive on the old layout. Mountain Goat reminds that you have to pay attention to stuff like road crossing signals if you want a realistic look.

Really nice touch with ice on the phone/electrical lines. Those boxcars look so long they should be stenciled "for use on straight tracks only".

Starting to add details to

Starting to add details to the newer module. A pooch in the yard along with a model T project and a trash can to burn garbage in. Plus a board to cross the ditch.

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ALCOs over Hook Creek…

New Decalsets

 Highball Graphics has just released several Pinsly Railroad decal sheets. Here is my just completed 70ton GE of the Montpelier and Barre Railroad. It is a Bachman locomotive with Soundtrax and KA2 keep alive installed.  

Photo squared?

How about a photo of a photo being taken?

Photos of photos...

Dear Lee, MRHers,

I see your "photo of a photo"...

Happy Modelling,
Aim to Improve,
Prof Klyzlr

Prof Klyzir, Outstanding!

Prof Klyzir,

Outstanding!

Here you go Lee.

rtld614, Nice decaling and

rtld614,

Nice decaling and loco.

BTW, your first space for the photo is blank.

CNR Pacific class

Just a photo

Click photo to enlarge.

Enjoy, (More on The AnneliesVille RR Blog)

Filio,That is more than a

Filip,

That is more than a photo. That is a scene.

Is the little white boast a lobster boat?

a scene...

Hi Deemiorgos,

I  made this boat out of paper and without any plan, but yes, it could be.

Never really thought of it for it was intended just as a little fishing boat. I need to check out this subject. Interesting...hmm.

Thanks for pointing out !

Lobster boat ?

I don't now... What do you think ?

Along Stoney Creek

Greg Nidifer runs his train past an opposing commuter train bound for Buladeen with 'Captain' Cy Crumley waiting out back impatiently.

Filip, That is one incredible

Filip,

That is one incredible paper boat! Did you document how you made it?

It looks like a small version of this lobster boat.